A15 EDUCATION B8 Would Rather Be in Philadelphia Paul G. Vallas, one of the most visible candidates for New York City schools chancellor, accepted a job leading Philadelphia's schools.
Paul G. Vallas, the former schools chief in Chicago and one of the most visible candidates for New York City schools chancellor, instead took a job yesterday as head of the Philadelphia schools.
Deputy Mayor Ronald L. Rice might not be the most visible mayoral candidate Newark has ever seen, but his campaign offices are up and running.
But the party's chief, Terry McAuliffe, was a Winnick crony who made his own killing before Global Crossing tanked, and its most visible presidential candidate, Joseph Lieberman, is fighting to the political death for loosey-goosey stock-option accounting.
We also analyze the dynamics of the volume and content of the communications over the duration of the campaign with reference to both the EU integration dimension of the debate and the prominence of the most visible list-leading candidates.
Mr. Shriver, a 17-year resident of Santa Monica, used his name recognition and a garrulous personality to become the most visible of the 12 candidates -- four of them incumbents -- seeking four open seats on the seven-member City Council.
Though several of her male endorsees also wound up defeating women, Palin has nonetheless emerged from the midterm cycle as America's most visible advocate of female candidates not named Murkowski.
Absent from the discussion, however, is any serious insight regarding the continued implementation of exciting tactics from the 2008 race, in which for the most visible time in history candidates intentionally mobilized new (mostly young) voters using grassroots outreach and new technology.
Romney's television advertisements in the early primary states prominently featured her and by the close of 2007, she was the most visible of all the Republican candidates' wives in campaigning.
